As parents, we all want to instill the love of reading in our children. I’ve never spoken to a mom who says “Nah, I don’t really care if my child likes reading.” That’s because reading is an essential life...
"A good friend is like a four-leaf clover, hard to find and lucky to have." ~ Irish Proverb
St. Patrick's Day is upon us. Two of my absolute favorite things are celebrating St. Patrick’s Day and picture books. Combine those...
When my husband and I decided our family's COVID education plan would be to homeschool I was excited, nervous, doubting of my ability, yet also very positive. Before this decision, we were going to have our six and eight-year-old...
For students across the Lowcountry (and the world over), there's no doubt that 2020 has been the year of interrupted learning. Ending one school year abruptly separated from the classroom muddling through virtual lessons only to start another school...
Several models for education have emerged as educators and families work to figure out the best and safest ways for students to learn during COVID. Some schools are bringing students back full time, some have hybrid models with days...
With some schools already reopening in-person or for distance learning, I’ve really been thinking about how stressful this year is going to be not only for my kids and me but for the teachers and other staff at school....
Teachers: We are asking too much of you.
For years they honorably come to their place of employment that has, at times, more resembled a social service office, medical provider, and food pantry rather than a school where they choose to be...
One thing we all have in common as parents are questions. Lots of questions. Whether it's concerning how to save for your child's college fund, best practices for dental care, or how to talk to your child about a...
One thing we all have in common as parents are questions. Lots of questions. Whether it's concerning how to save for your child's college fund, best practices for dental care, or how to talk to your child about a...
As parents, we know that our children are always watching, listening, and following our example. Books are a great place to start or continue conversations with our kids about race, inclusion, diversity, and anti-racism. Old books, new books, books...
Your Guide To Charleston
Weekend Events for Kids
Imagine a school where young people are respected as capable human beings on a journey of discovery. That school is Acton Academy Charleston where...
